Digital transformations

Is there still time to influence the trajectory of AI to ensure it serves the public interest? Researchers, submit your ideas. Citizens, vote!

Former Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang shares her country's approach.

World Cybercrime Index ranks countries by threat level. It stems from the ERC funded project CRIMGOV, led by Federico Varese.

Listen to the first episode of season 3, a conversation with Raphaële Xenidis about algorithmic discrimination.

What does digital technology do to our society, and what do we do with digital technology? A look back at the launch event in 5 photos and a video.

Data analysis, programming... Should international policymaking lean on technology? Learn all about our latest Dual Degree in a video interview of Dean Arancha González.

Discover how the School of Public Affairs students are taught technical skills so they can better regulate new technologies.

Interview with Fred Turner, Professor of Communication at Stanford University and bestselling author.

Learn more about the new opportunities this strategic partnership will bring to our students and researcher.

How can the academic community manage the growing presence of AI in our societies and universities?

Watch Professor Emeric Henry about the real influence of fact checking on what appears in our social media feed.

All you need to know about the brand new European regulation and its application to social media platforms and search engines.

Read the recap of the conferences organised by the School of Journalism about news in the age of this social media.

The second event of the series, Web3 & Democracy, took place on 15 November and focused on complex topics such as equality, inclusivity and ideology.

Sciences Po and the McCourt Institute held an event on Web3 & Privacy with three expert panelists. Read the recap.

The students of Sciences Po’s School of Public Affairs were invited to a Masterclass about the future of modern polling and its challenges.

On the 10th of november, Sciences Po’s Paris School of International Affairs welcomed Brad Smith, director of Microsoft, for an exceptional conference on cyberdiplomacy.

The continuous and accelerated spread of technological innovations calls for an increase in academic research, particularly in the human and social sciences, in order to better understand, anticipate and act upon their impact on contemporary societies.